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. 2021 May 28;12:680896. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.680896

Table 2.

Clinical outcomes in patients with migraine without aura during the study period.

Assessment points (wks) Days with migraine VAS score MSQ score, restrictive subscale MSQ score, preventive subscale MSQ score, emotional functional subscale SAS score SDS score P-value for pairwise comparison
VS baseline VS treatment
Baseline,
−4–0
5.16 (1.66) 7.73 (1.41) 55.14 (14.81) 61.49 (20.91) 62.52 (23.06) 43.76 (9.33) 47.38 (9.80) <0.001
Treatment,
1–6
1.57 (1.21) 4.08 (1.26) 75.21 (13.15) 83.38 (14.96) 83.42 (15.53) 39.73 (8.84) 40.38 (10.61) <0.001
Follow-up,
7–10
1.16 (0.99) 4.49 (1.48) 78.61 (13.38) 85.68 (13.75) 84.32 (14.42) 39.46 (8.24) 41.03 (11.40) <0.001 >0.05
Follow-up,
11–18
1.54 (0.77) 4.43 (1.46) 78.07 (12.90) 85.27 (11.30) 84.50 (13.25) 39.49 (8.51) 39.89 (11.03) <0.001 >0.05
Follow-up,
19–30
1.44 (0.70) 4.89 (1.08) 74.29 (14.00) 80.00 (12.83) 83.70 (11.70) 40.97 (7.98) 42.70 (9.62) <0.001 >0.05

Data are shown as the mean (standard deviation). The P-values indicate the results of one-way analysis of variance for comparison between different periods of treatment in the migraine group. MSQ, Migraine-Specific Quality of Life Questionnaire; SAS, Self-Rating Anxiety Scale; SDS, Self-Rating Depression Scale; VAS, visual analog scale.